This bottle was fruity and doughy on the front end and bitter on the back. Not especially pleasant overall for me. I agree with the previous taster's note regarding the perception of artificiality of…
The peach note is especially strong with this bottle. Wonderfully balanced otherwise, with a voluminous mouthfeel and weighty mid-palate, but it moves along beautifully and doesn't get gummed-up by…
Nectarine spray and mandarin orange pith notes push ahead of the lemon, lime, kumquat, travertine, and nougat flavors to form a unique and spritely profile. At first, the elements don't jive…
Similar to my notes on the 2015, this 2014 has all the lemon, marzipan, white bread, and white stone fruit you'd want from a Franciacorta bubbly. There is a nice density here that pauses in the…
Much more linear and strict compared to the non-Rose version of 2015 Annamaria, this Rose keeps its delivery on the straight and narrow, offering unripe-crunchy strawberry, white rock, and hints of…
Marzipan, almond paste, crème fraiche, and hints of fresh dough provide a silky textural robe to the core lemon, travertine, white melon, quince, white peach, and sea salt notes. The attack is smooth…
I decided to give this the at-home test to make sure I wasn't just being starry eyed given the Michelin star setting at Petra Segreta where I last had this wine. This is a crazy complex wine with a…
Nice strawberry and citrus fruit flavors. Not too dry on the finish. Probably a little "sweeter" than many brut Roses (not like a demi-sec though), which I didn't mind necessarily. Went down fine…